Face to Fate
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"Face to Fate" (布衣神相) is an ancient drama series released by TVB in 2006. The 30-episode series stars Frankie Lam, Raymond Lam, Tavia Yeung and Selena Li. The theme song is sung by Raymond Lam and the sub theme song by Frankie Lam with Tavia Yeung.
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[edit] Cast
- Frankie Lam
- Raymond Lam
- Tavia Yeung
- Selena Li
- John Chiang
- Anne Heung
- Nancy Wu
- Derek Kwok
- Fiona Yuen
- Evergreen Mak
[edit] Synopsis
A battle between good (white group) and bad (black group)of the marital arts organisations. 5 group members of each side fights in a tournament held every five years; the winning team gets to control the organisational structure of both groups for that term. When the 5 skilled warriors from the white side are killed by the heart demon, (who plays with the heart, causing the person to think of their darkest moment in the past- what they want to forget about the most), their dark side eventually consumes them with the heart beating very fast, enormous rage and then the heart exploding. A search for 5 more white warriors begins.
Li Po-Yee (Frankie Lam), a taoist fortune teller from neither side of the competing martial arts styles, attempts to help the white side to find five new warriors before the tournament begins. On the way, he becomes good friends with an extremely skilled doctor, one who can cure almost any known disease to man, Lai Yeuk Yee (Raymond Lam).
[edit] Trivia
- Tavia Yeung debuts her singing in the sub theme song of the series.
- This is Frankie Lam's last series with TVB after his contract with TVB ended. He went to China to continue there with his wife Kenix Kwok. Though he left to China, he might film another TVB series in 2007, which is the sequel of the second highest rating series in 2006, "Forensic Heroes".
- All pairings in this series are new (Frankie Lam with Tavia Yeung, Raymond Lam with Selena Li, John Chiang with Anne Heung, Nancy Wu with Derek Kwok and Evergreen Mak with Fiona Yuen).
- The series is produced by Kwan Wing Chung whom had produced many well received series like "Scavengers' Paradise", "Wars of In-Laws" and "To Grow with Love".